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Built in the 12th century, Algoso Castle played a central role in the tensions between the Christian kingdoms of the Iberian Peninsula, situated in a strip that marked the border between the nascent Kingdom of Portugal and the Kingdom of León. Its location on the Penenciada hill, overlooking the Angueira river, allowed it to monitor large areas of the territory and act as an early warning of any troop movements coming from the interior of the Meseta. In this early phase of Portuguese history, having an observation and resistance point like Algoso meant asserting the authority of royal power in a peripheral and exposed territory.

Mogadouro Castle is located in the Trás-os-Montes region in northern Portugal. This castle has a rich history, having been built by the Knights Templar in the 12th century and later passed into the hands of the Order of Christ. Although only a few sections of the wall and a tower remain today, it remains a place of great historical and cultural interest.

Get ready to take some good photos, it is a stretch of road that surrounds the part of the Fermoselle Castle, the views of the Duero are spectacular, for me, it is one of the most charming places in Fermoselle.

The pride of Mougadouro, the impressive castle with outbuildings and thick walls can be admired from afar.

Old castle, Castelo de Balsamão which today represents a retirement convent, but passing along the road offers us beautiful views of the hill with the construction at the top.

Impressive castle located in the town of Mogadouro. It is an old castle that joins the Igreja da Misericórdia.

The Castle was built on a strategically steep fortified hill near the historic center to protect the city. The elevated location offers spectacular views of the city and surrounding landscape.

From this road you can enjoy two spectacular views, one of the Duero River below and the other of the houses hanging on the granite rock cliffs. Fernoselle is a quaint little historic art town.